If you’re like me, you’ve probably found yourself searching for ways to unwind and disconnect from the busyness of life. Recently, I stumbled across TEA IN THE GARDEN – WORLDLY SCENES AND SERENITY IN AN ADULT COLORING BOOK, and let me tell you—it’s a perfect escape for tea lovers and color enthusiasts alike. Let me share with you why this beautiful book is such a relaxing and delightful experience and how you can incorporate it into your daily routine.
Tea Art
What is a Flowering Tea? The Most Breathtaking Work of Tea Art for Mind-Body-Soul
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WHAT IS A FLOWERING TEA?
You’re a lover of tea, and it is one of the great simple pleasures you look forward to each day. However, perhaps you are not familiar with flowering tea and have wondered, “What is a flowering tea?”
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Flowering tea is an astonishingly beautiful blooming tea art! Some refer to it as a display tea, a blossoming or blossom tea, a blooming or bloom tea, art tea, or hand-tied tea (just to name a few). Still, all describing expertly hand-crafted bundles of fresh flowers and delicate, soft green or white tea leaves and buds skillfully sewn together by artisans into a particular shape.
Wagashi, The Elegant and Traditional Art of Japanese Confectionery (Candy Making)
Wagashi, a word that is perhaps unknown to many of us, but that describes such an elegant and traditional candy making art in the Japanese culture.
Those of us who enjoy tea, also like indulging in a little something deliciously sweet along with our tea. Here in America, that might be a cookie, a brownie, a delicious tea bread, pound cake, or even some lovely scones (okay, maybe not traditionally American, but we sure do love them!).
However, If you happen to be visiting Japan (as someday I hope to be), you will very likely find yourself lucky enough to have your tea (especially green tea) accompanied by a bit of wagashi.